C-Lo

All right?

Oh.

So the back and forth ends up on Instagram.

And then as Marash noted on Twitter, I won't say the guy's name yet, but the person who commented, who's a...

It's a name.

So, so-and-so, probably on a toilet at some point today, watched Evan Roberts and me bicker about shortstop in the 90s and chose to comment on it.

And when I first saw that, I was like, this can't really be the guy, but it's a verified account.

Somehow, this clip...

of our midday guys debating Jeter and Omar Vizquel, ended up on Manny Ramirez's plate.

And he dove in in the comment section first with the fire emoji, and then, don't even think about it, Omar is the best shortstop in the big leagues.

And then I guess someone responded to him, to which he replied, it's not close.

Greatest defensive shortstop ever.

I mean, that is... How does that even happen?

Someone in Manny's world...

So you think natural algorithm ends up on his feed, not somebody DMed him the clip.

And then he dove in on it.

I wouldn't have thought Manny Ramirez was engaging on Instagram.

I mean, maybe that's my fault for not following what Manny Ramirez is up to these days, but I feel like he's a guy that kind of keeps to himself a little.

He wasn't the biggest media guy when he was playing, obviously.

That's got to be an Eddie line in your ear.